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Videos on acne scarring presented by Galderma
Approximately 40% of acne patients have scars - and scarring can occur in any severity of acne. Watch Dr. Joshua Zeichner discuss his approach to the treatment of acne for teens and young adults.
Approximately 40% of acne patients have scars - and scarring can occur in any severity of acne. Watch this video to hear Drs. Hilary Baldwin and Linda Stein Gold describe how a decrease in acne lesions can lead to a decrease in scars, even in moderate to severe acne patients.
Failure to treat acne early and effectively can lead to acne scarring. In this video, Dr. Joshua Zeichner discusses his approach to the treatment of acne for teens and young adults.
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